Yesterday between going to Kaiser for a blood test pre-dawn (6:15 a.m. actually) and going to Berkeley with a friend at 3:45 PM, I needed to do some of the homework my students gave me. (They really overdid it!) One of my main class projects was creating a worksheet to get them to look at our web site and to get a letter out to them with the link to our web site and the worksheet as an attachment. I think I accomplished that for both ESL 140 and ESL 142. But as I was getting a picture ready to go online, I realized that there was something announced as a Day On (as opposed to a day off) on campus, so after I did a search in my e-mail and couldn't find any mention of it, I left what I was doing and went to campus. There I found a set up for getting volunteers signed up and off to the task of picking up rubbish or doing inventory in technology (?). I enjoyed talking to the people who were working there, but there were only about 75 people who turned up. They sent me to Batmale 330, where I found two people working, but neither of them knew anything about the inventory.
I enjoyed the human contact but soon returned to what I was doing. Then I found out that there was another action--in Novato, where teachers were protesting on the premises of the ACCJC headquarters.
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